The Story of a Candy Rabbit
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" Over across Madeline's yard, to the yard where the pony lived in alittle stable, went Patrick with the wheelbarrow full of grass and theCandy Rabbit. Only, of course, Patrick did not know he had the sugaryfellow.
"Well, how are you, little pony?" cried the jolly Patrick, when hereached the stable. The pony gave a soft little whinny in answer.
"I have some nice grass for you, " went on Patrick. "Nice, sweet, greengrass that I, myself, cut off the lawn. You shall eat it all up. " Once again the... little horse talked in the only way he could make Patrickunderstand, which was by whinnying. He meant that he would be glad toeat the grass.
"But I hope he doesn't eat me!" thought the Candy Rabbit. "It is lucky Ican speak and understand animal talk. When I get in the pony's stallI'll call out and ask him not to chew me up with the grass. " But the Candy Rabbit did not have to do this. For when Patrick began totake from the wheelbarrow the grass he had gathered for the pony, thegardener saw something gleaming in the sunshine amid the green stems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Over across Madeline's yard, to the yard where the pony lived in alittle stable, went Patrick with the wheelbarrow full of grass and theCandy Rabbit. Only, of course, Patrick did not know he had the sugaryfellow.
"Well, how are you, little pony?" cried the jolly Patrick, when hereached the stable. The pony gave a soft little whinny in answer.
"I have some nice grass for you, " went on Patrick. "Nice, sweet, greengrass that I, myself, cut off the lawn. You shall eat it all up. " Once again the... little horse talked in the only way he could make Patrickunderstand, which was by whinnying. He meant that he would be glad toeat the grass.
"But I hope he doesn't eat me!" thought the Candy Rabbit. "It is lucky Ican speak and understand animal talk. When I get in the pony's stallI'll call out and ask him not to chew me up with the grass. " But the Candy Rabbit did not have to do this. For when Patrick began totake from the wheelbarrow the grass he had gathered for the pony, thegardener saw something gleaming in the sunshine amid the green stems.
What to read after The Story of a Candy Rabbit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Laura Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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